Recent reviews by Porumbel

No Man’s Sky is honestly the perfect example of “if they cared, they would” — but in gaming form. This game started off as a huge disappointment, but over time it’s completely transformed into something amazing. The devs keep dropping free updates and somehow still find ways to surprise players.

What makes it so good now is the freedom. If I’m in the mood for combat, I can take on missions or go fight. If I just want something relaxing, I can wander around random planets, discover plants and animals, or build a base. The game lets me choose my vibe — intense or chill — without forcing me into one style.

There are just so many options: quests, exploration, base-building, space battles, or simply roaming around to see what’s out there. That mix of freedom and variety is what makes No Man’s Sky feel special, and honestly, it’s one of the most enjoyable games I’ve played in a long while.

I seriously recommend this game to anyone who hasn’t given it a shot yet. It’s fun for countless hours, and the fact that it still gets so many big updates — all of them free — just makes it even better.

Best aquarium / fishing game out there, very worth getting, its fun chill and relaxing, plus theres a lot of decorations for aquariums!

no chicken banana

Cringee

As someone that doesn't know much about cars, or doesn't even play much of racing games, I gotta say that Forza horizon 4 is actually a great racing game. I have sank hundreds of hours into it on Microsoft and now bought it again before it gets delisted and I am having great fun in the game again. This game offers lots of cars, lots of missions and things to do. You can even do your own challenges for other people to play. The only minus I have to say is that sometimes I'll have small issues connecting to servers appear randomly, but beside that game is great and is fully worth picking up especially on this great sale 👍

Seemed interesting on screenshots and trailer but in reality it's just another generic mobile game. Nothing interesting, unless you're mobile game fan.

"Path of Exile: Where Your Inventory Management Skills Get a PhD in Chaos!"

If life were a game, "Path of Exile" would be the master class – a quirky, addictive rollercoaster that turns ordinary people into inventory management ninjas. Forget about your mundane responsibilities; this game has more loot than a dragon's hoard and enough skill trees to make Ents jealous. Strap in, folks, because we're diving into the abyss with "Path of Exile."

Graphics: 5/5 - It's Like Picasso Painted a Digital Dungeon

The graphics in "Path of Exile" are as beautiful as a rainbow after a storm, if that rainbow consisted of spells, explosions, and the occasional gibbering monstrosity. Every dark corner, every eerie dungeon, and every skill effect feels like a digital masterpiece. It's like playing an interactive painting, but instead of a serene landscape, you get a zombie apocalypse with extra tentacles.

Gameplay: 4.5/5 - Skill Trees Bigger Than My Life Decisions

Remember when you had to choose between a warrior, mage, or rogue? Well, in "Path of Exile," you can be a Duelist who flings fireballs while summoning zombies. Why settle for one skill tree when you can have a Skill Forest? It's like choosing your character's major in an RPG university where every class comes with a minor in chaos.

Story: 3/5 - Wait, There's a Story? I Was Too Busy Hoarding Gems

The narrative in "Path of Exile" is like that friend who tells you a great story but gets sidetracked by every shiny object along the way. The lore is there, and it's intriguing, but let's be real – you're here for the loot explosions, not the deep philosophical discussions with NPCs. Still, it's worth paying attention to the story between inventory Tetris sessions.

Inventory Management: ∞/5 - Forget Tetris, This is Tetra-dimensional Chaos

Speaking of Tetris, your inventory management skills will evolve from basic to interdimensional. Between gems, currency items, and gear, it's like trying to organize chaos itself. Your inventory is a Rubik's Cube, and every item drop is a new layer of confusion. But hey, it's all part of the fun – who needs sanity when you have a perfectly sorted stash?

Overall: 4.5/5 - Path of Exile: Because Normal RPGs are for Casuals

"Path of Exile" is not just a game; it's a lifestyle choice. Dive in if you dare, but beware – your free time may become a relic of the past, much like your character's sanity. In the end, it's not just a game; it's an odyssey through a sea of loot, skill trees, and enough chaos to make even the most chaotic neutral character reconsider their life choices. "Path of Exile": where your loot is legendary, your skills are overpowered, and your inventory is a puzzle that would make the Sphinx cry. Happy dungeon crawling, Exiles!

Fun, small and quick puzzle game. Really relaxing and perfect if you are looking for something short to pass the time.

Great for when you want to relax. Offers quite a bit of drawings to color for free. Plus works pretty fine on steamdeck making it even better. Fully recommend to try since it is free after all!

Story felt way too short for this game, but still enjoyed it quite a bit. Liked looking for spirits and collecting artifacts and reading all the interesting facts.
Side quests were pretty enjoyable as well.

However ghost parades sucks badly as they appear super rare (if someone would be going for 100% spirits then don't make my mistake and don't avoid those parades that sometimes go through streets, you do need to approach them actually and game doesn't tell you that until u defeat your first one).

Basically would mainly recommend this game on some good promotion, unless you're fan of Japan and it's culture and you're going to try and actually enjoy this game fully instead of trying to go for story only.